Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave is nothing if not ambitious, with multiple stories that converge and diverge in support of an almost breathtakingly epic-in-scope narrative. Meanwhile, the game works hard to connect you to a huge range of characters while throwing system after system at you. You’ve got Atelier-like map exploration and time management, traditional JRPG dungeon crawling and combat, and then the tactical action that we all know from the overall Fire Emblem series. It would have been so easy for the wheels to fall right off this train. Thankfully that doesn’t happen. In fact, this might well be the…